'Grand Theft Auto V' makes $800 million in 24 hours

-http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Grand+Theft+Auto+V+cutscenes&search_type=&aq=f

 

I really want this - I think I need to buy a PS3.

 

Awesome! Thank you. Can't wait to see if I like it as much as the commercials.

 

@roger_m
Why not wait for the pc version?

 

When is the PC version coming out?

I wasn't even aware they had confirmed there would be one...

 

Because I can only assume that the graphics cards in my laptops are way too outdated and under powered to play current 3D games, and I'm not going to buy a new laptop.

 

I just read a review, and this game sounds just as fun and exciting as the previous ones.

I laughed when I read that FaceBook is called "Life Invader" in the Game.

 

Brilliant. BTW, a review from where? GameFAQs? IGN?

 

Sorry it's a Swedish review.

But maybe this will do: http://www.rockstargames.com/newswi...et-social-self-respect-at-lifeinvadercom.html

Haha!

 

Thanks. Such a shame that I don't play as many games as I used to be. 7 days a week isn't enough for me. So I'll just see it from the distance while eating some potato chips.

 

Same here unfortunately. Though games developed by RockstarGames(especially the GTA series) and Valve(especially Half-Life not that the HL games are released that often ) my two favo game developers I don't want to miss.

But with that said, my PC is too old to run it, and I don't own any of the consoles (sad I haven't actually played the IV either ), so perhaps a PS3 is something to consider even if it's soon to be replaced by the PS4, there are plenty of very very good games available for it and it's cheaper than the PS4 will be at launch of course. And I would use it as an offline gaming console just as I do with the PS2. PS2 -> TV -> Entertainment

 

It would be interesting to know if more money each year goes into developing video games, or finding cures for Cancer & AIDS. It would also be interesting to see a comparison of the amount of money put into Professional Sports each year. These are things I tend to ponder in my mind, and i'm a huge advocate of sports. Well, i'm a huge advocate of exercise in general to keep people healthy, and i'm not talking about exercising your thumbs lol Sorry.. gamers lol I hope you can see the humor in my post.

 

I'd personally much see it spent on gaming, since I can guarantee that a cure for those diseases will never be found.

 

I read that it is around 35 hours of gameplay doing the main missions.

I don't know if that is more or less than IV, but it feels like it is more than it was in San Andreas wich is the last game in the series that I have played.

 

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-10-10-sources-grand-theft-auto-5-out-on-pc-early-2014

 

INSANE

 

Insanely good... or insanely bad? If you're lucky it may be released around christmas instead

 

Let me guess...

Minimum system requirements:
- Intel core i7 @3.2GHz or higher
- 4GB RAM
- 1GB VRAM
- 15GB free disk space
- 1280 x 720 screen resolution
- DirectX 11
- Internet connection

Uh oh...

 

Yeah I know As i've said before for me the answer is a console. The console edition of the games (not just this game) are already optimized for the hardware, and you as a customer don't need to worry about -> will it Run.. or... will it Crawl

But some game genres are only playable with keyboard and mouse

 

I was thinking of ordering it but then i found out that they did not release it for PC. Too bad for them.

 

Here you go.

 

Insane (again )

 

The "Intel core i7 @3.2GHz or higher" is way overblown compared to the other specs (unless maybe Turbo Boost speed), especially the relatively paltry "1GB VRAM".

 

It was a hyperbole, J_L. Hyperbole. I believe you get my point already about PC games these days.

BTW, isn't Turbo Boost also available in i5?

 

I know, but those hyperboles weren't equally skewed.

Yes, and even some i3's.